[PhillipHer]

I'm listening to him now and tend to agree with where he wants to go but disagree about how to get there.

When things become politically correct, instead of going against the current as Daevid Palmer would like (and does), we should be be looking at playing the game but bending it to our own will.

Points I would make based on listening to this recording:

1) While I admit that politics is a little too Jew-heavy, attacking the Jews will get us nowhere, as it has in the last 30 years. At the moment they control the field, we just need to learn the game that they have created and beat them at it. For a start we need to get more like-minded people through University in the key areas that some people would say are 'Jew dominated', law and accountancy being the top two.

2) Women should be encouraged to have more children, but deducting tax for children will not encourage children, merely make it easier once the children are born.

3) 'Apartheid' is a dirty word in the public mind, we should avoid using it at all costs. We should avoid using loaded words.

4) Daevid needs to take a back seat out of the eyes of the public. While his he is good at pointing out problems, his public image isn't good enough for a spot-light leadership role. A leader needs to be generally well liked and have a charismatic appeal to the mainstream rather than a political minority. The whole idea of "slapping on a swastika arm band" (as mentioned) is a silly idea which will only alienate us from the mainstream that we desperately need if we are to win in the democratic game.

5) The comments by Derrick MacThomas at the end of the audio file were good. The amount of facts was just right, not too many and not too few.